Watch Me Watercolor613 Bob Wig Ft. Lovigs Hair (Amazon)

Today we are going to be transforming this 6 13 12 inch tea part wig into a brown root, ombre pink wig. I am using this honey brown by kiss, along with my mixing bowl and a dye brush, so i'm just to start with a generous amount, not too much not too little. Keep in mind that i am only going across the roots, so you do want to be careful not to get too close to the lace, because this die can transfer onto the lace. So every couple of passes i did run through with a small tooth comb. Just so that the dye is evenly distributed and that the streaks look a little bit more natural from the roots, and so what you see me doing here is i'm just taking layers and passing this brown die through the roots. I'M not really going full out beyond the closure part as you can see, just because i am wearing this in the middle part. Do so at this point i was satisfied with the brown root application. You do want to make sure to use boiling hot water in your container. I did take got to be glued free spray and i sprayed it on the inside of the lace so that the lace is not tinted during the watercolor process. Here i have the rose gold color also by kiss and we're just going to add that into our boiling hot water. You do want to make sure that you have something to stir the dye into the water with so that you don't have clumps forming in the water that will stick to the wig. I obviously needed to add a little bit more dye, seeing so the water was still pretty clear. So that's just what i'm doing here. I did begin dipping my wig from the roots on down just because that brown dye is not going anywhere uh, regardless of which way you start, and you want to have a comb or a brush handy just so that you can distribute that watercolor through the wig. Since it is wet, it will clump up in one, so you do need to brush or comb it through. I did let the wig sit in the water color for about a minute, not too long just because i did still want that light. Pink effect do so. I just went ahead and added a little bit more boiling water to my container and i'm going to take this neon pink adore in 140, and i'm just going to add that right into this container of rose gold, as you can see that neon pink was very Pigmented and changed the color almost immediately upon me, mixing again, i was going for the ombre effect, which means the color would turn into a different color at the end, which is why i did not place the entire wig in this batch. I did focus solely on the ends for this neon pink, so i went back in with a little bit more of that neon pink. I did want the ends a little bit darker than they were do. I did like this look at the moment, but i decided to go back in and dip it again in the neon pink. So we took the wig to the sink using this cream of nature conditioner with cold water, just mixing that through the wig, the conditioning process. Just make sure that the wig is able to be back silky when you go in to style or straighten it to pluck the wig. I did leave it wet. It is a little bit easier to pluck when the wig is wet. Just because i feel, like you have more control over the hairs um, i let the wig air dry overnight and i went back in for a little bit more plucking. While it was dry once i was satisfied with the plucking, i did go in with my blow. Dryer, just to make sure that the damp spots were completely dry before styling, when using flat irons after watercoloring. You want to make sure you turn the temperature down a little bit because it can lighten the color. We are using cream of nature argan oil heat protectant before we begin to flat iron. Now we're taking the care care, wax stick to go over the closure and make sure that it is completely flattened. I did go back in for a little bit of trimming. Yes, come through ombre, i will be in certain photos um after this clip baby, it's the bun. For me, it's the vibe for me. Do you see her out there bobbing freely stiff, wear, stiff